Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (2000)

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Written by Ozzie Cheek

Directed by Jason Priestley

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2000

Rating: 18 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Murder mystery in which a party animal wakes up on a beach beside what appears to be the dead body of last night's date, and a homeless man claims that he saw him commit the murder. The hapless reveller gives in to blackmail, but it is soon revealed that it was not a simple murder.

Cast

Nicholas LeaDustin Yarma
Holt McCallanyMinnow
Jason PriestleyJarred
Kari WuhrerDarcy
Bob ClendeninJohn the Bartender
Rhonda AldrichSuzanne
Curtis AndersenChicken Shack Kid
Lisa ArturoWendy
Sherman AugustusLimo Driver
Joe BasileMusic Video Director
Kristin BauerKaty Scott
Jennifer Blanc
Chad ButlerHimself
Philip Casnoff
Chad CookActor
Daphne DuplaixSalon Receptionist
Daniel EscobarAgent
Jon ForemanHimself
Tim ForemanHimself
Melody GarrettFemale Cop
Hideo KimuraJapanese Tourist
Lynne MacleanFemale Jogger
Taryn ManningTatooed Dancer
Delaune MichelWaitress
Timothy OmundsonSilvio
Sam PancakeMackey's Secretary
Jon PascucciMaitre'd
Don PerryConcierge
Steve SchirripaMale Cop
Melinda SongerBlonde Actress
Craig ThomasAndrew
Amy WeberFemale Bartender
Jodi Lea WebsterTara

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